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Obsolete South Carolina Currency: OBSSC7A - 1853 - $10.00 - Bank of South Carolina - $75
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Obsolete South Carolina Currency: OBSSC25 - 1854 - $5.00 - Farmers & Exchange - $50
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Silver Coins: 1861 - P - 50 cents - Seated Liberty Half Dollar - $250
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Confederate Covers & Stamps: CSA4) 5 Cent Blue (Scott #4), portrait of Jefferson Davis.....$135
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Colonial & Continental Currency: CC1 - 1775 - 20 Shillings - Connecticut (Hartford) - $110
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Obsolete Massachusetts Currency: OBSMA11 - 1856 - $3 - Lawrence - $50
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Union Generals Autographs: Clay, Cassius Marcellus (Kentucky). Major General who spent most of his time not on the battlefield but as Minister to Russia. Offered here is a signed card matted with an original steel plate engraving.....$250
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Union Postal Covers: US9) Patriotic cover depicting the Great Seal of the State of Kentucky titled "Arms of Kentucky". Inner circle states their motto "United We Stand Divided We Fall" over two male figures identified or argued to be Isaac Shelby, Kentucky's 1st & 5th Governor and Statesman Henry Clay.....$55
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Obsolete North Carolina Currency: OBSNC1C - 1861 - 25 Cents - Elizabeth City - $75
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James Buchanan: Large dark signature "James Buchanan" underneath "from your friend very respectfully" neatly matted with an original steel plate engraving from the Civil War period.....$295
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1839 - $2 - Municipality No. Two - $45
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1840's - $50 - Municipality No. One - $125
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1850 - $20 - Louisiana State Bank - $45
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Louisiana Currency: LA6A - 1864 - $1 - State of Louisiana, Shreveport - $40
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Louisiana Currency: LA6B - 1862 - $1 - State of Louisiana, Baton Rouge - $95
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - $5 - Bank of Louisiana - $45
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - $20 - Bank of Louisiana - $85
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - $50 - Bank of Louisiana - $75
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - $100 - Bank of Louisiana - $75
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - $1 - Clinton - $125
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - $5 - Clinton - $1,250
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - $1 - Pointe Coupee - $50
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1850's - $50 - Canal & Banking Co. - $85
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1850's - $1 - Citizen's Bank, New Orleans - $45
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1860's - $2 - City of New Orleans - $75
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Obsolete Louisiana Currency: 1862 - 10 cents - Clinton - $55
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Confederate Covers & Stamps: CSA11A) Perforated 10 Cents Blue (Scott #11 Perforated).....$225
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Obsolete Missouri Currency: OBSMO4 - 1859 - $5.00 - St. Louis RR - $65
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Obsolete Missouri Currency: OBSMO5 - 1859 - $10.00 - St. Louis RR - $85
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Slavery Documents: SD25) Iredell County (Statesville/Mooresville) North Carolina slave Bill of Sale dated November 11th, 1859. $1,200 "for a Negro Boy named Sandy which said Negro I warrant to be sound in body and mind and the title good". Nice and clean on blue paper.....$225
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Silver Coins: 1865 - P - 50 cents - Seated Liberty Half Dollar - $250
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Confederate Treasury Bonds: CR12) $500 Treasury Bond. Center vignette of Commerce and train, Indian warrior lower left and Indian Princess lower right. Amsterdam stamp upper left corner. Only 319 issued. Printed by Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond Va.....$400
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Advertising Notes: ADV4A - 1864 - $20.00 - T-67/Kimball House - $85
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Confederate Treasury Notes (Counterfeit Examples): CT-29A - 1861 - $10.00 - Negro Picks Cotton - $195
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Confederate Treasury Notes (Counterfeit Examples): CT-25 - 1861 - $10.00 - Hope with Anchor - $100
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Treasury Officials Autographs: C. Douglas Dillon (Geneva, Switzerland). Clarence Douglas Dillon served as Secretary of the Treasury 1961-1965 during the Administrations of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. Offered here is a large signature matted with a black & white glossy photograph, and a one dollar bill with his engraved signature.....$95
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Confederate Generals Autographs: Boggs, William R. (Georgia) Chief of Engineers and Artillery on the staff of General Bragg and later Chief of Staff to Kirby Smith in the Dept. of Trans Mississippi. Offered here is a bank check drawn on a St. Louis bank both payable and signed by him. (2 signatures). Dated June 29th, 1874. Two Cents revenue stamp present. Matted with a black and white glossy photograph.....$175
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Treasury Officials Autographs: Joseph W. Barr (Indiana) Served as Secretary of the Treasury for one month Dec.21, 1968 until January 20, 1969 in Lyndon Johnson's cabinet. His engraved signature is only on the one dollar denomination of that period. Offered here is his signature on card stock matted between his color portrait above and one of his signature dollar bills.....$95
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Confederate Generals Autographs: Dickison, John J. (Va./SC/Fla.) Listed in More Generals in Gray and also SHSP. Most reports have him a captain or colonel. Affectionally nicknamed "Swamp Fox" referring to his daring raids behind Union lines along the St. John's River. Offered here is A Document Signed U.S. Mail Line dated Sept. 1st, 1855 from Palatka Florida to Ocala Florida. Rather nice condition overall.....$595
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Union Leaders Autographs: Cooper, Peter (New York) (1791-1883). Industrialist and inventor, best known for designing and building the first steam locomotive in the United States. Real photo cdv by famed photographer Jeremiah Gurney of New York matted with large dark signature.....$175
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